Telegram-herald., 1887-06-11
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LAzsEso, Iuas ID The Seaats stsetuAlly
ssiiled ous Of the mast inporlani qaeslians
"a tie prszsnt session ihis torsEoon- fhs
Wsllmzn bal. - anisrd tns railrosd las -
- = msst ne nssis ef ne Detroit railroad
.annsl ellmpaag. sas taken from ihe table
.il passed TIE House some tima ago. snd
sslhoat waiting for ne regular tso-csnt-
psr.nisIs bsh 20 come up. senator sharp
moved - inssrt such a provision into thas
Ell - would make The railroad izre for the
whole 2ats. t4o cents Per nile. tnis
opened up las en0le question Of reducing
ths railroad passzngsr rates In Aichl-
gao. = quesrCn thAl has been very
uuch Giscusssd during the past lev
nonths aEd woica seemed ts0 OF three
EDoBths aFo very hksiy 70 Do decided IA
asoF az . reduction % AZ east ts0 and one
h@lt 4 net tE0 cents per mlle.
ar. Deyo said hs vas satisfied the great
mass "a me people 0i a. classes and prolcs-
sions DO not Nans l1e rates changed. and II
ae hzd a hundred votes hs you'd east them
ali sxaiust aoy legislation Of this Kind &C
gnis Tine. He referred 10 Wildman Mills. a
sell k10sn anti m0nopolist. Who said TO
him day OF 40 aSo shsn he told hlm ne
shouid oppose reduction. 4 an CAD 10
1ear you say -.
Ar. H0lbrook favored the amendment
and citei the TACT thai rallroad iares we're no
more when farmers we're getting ). 50 10
- per busnel ior their wheat and 81 per
pound for their wool. than nov when
saeal Is worth only ~ cents aud sool 81.
Mr. MAYO said that Il lad 6esnFepestedly
hinted that this end Of the Capitol was
walung for the year 70 conlei that the
DeoD.e we're demanding tNO-cent rate,
that when ae feeenily spoke before large
audqnce in senator Deyo's district every
perscn present bat enc rose IN their place
snd v0iea In favor Of reduction. but that
Il wss evident that While the peOpie asked
Tor bread The senate Was aoo1t % give them
= sf0us.
Messrs. Wesigs,e, Harshaw, Glddings,
znd Noon al spoke sszinst the amend
ment. he latter sayinz that Il was only the
southern portion OF the state, where their
foslis are al built aud cant be taken away,
thai asksd for l0E rates and that the
nOrthefn portion where they are
anxicasly awaiting and hoping for
more roads. Old not want AL proposed
rosds blocked and new ones crippled By
any chance from the present law.
senator Dey0 said Mr.. Mayo's rising vote
(before spoken Of reminded him that IN
thodox tnsn nov. he sometimes asked ali
in bis congregation wb0 wanted 10 so 10
Heaven 70 rise. They al rose.
~Don's you think your present church
would AL vote 90 ride with the minister on
as free pass. promptly asked Mr.. Mayo.
The amendment s4s then lost. yeas 9.
nays n. Mr.. Stark being excused for the
day. not vo'icx-
AR. sharp then moved to amend By
80. .rraa -.
three cerfs which was ruled out
Of orLer the senate having Just
voted against striking out the sub
division. A motion by sharp % reconsider
was then tabled, Is 70 Ia. Mr. kOof then
moved 70 add proviso obliging compac les
To sell i000miie ucxsts for so and SEQ
mile ones tor sto. This vas AZ tirst ruled
cut. bat finally admitted. Mr.. Moon said
this wOnld be class legislation against the
poo- people wa0 coeida't rsise tne SO or
90 az one time. This amendment was
then lost, yeas II, nays Is, and then the
ball vas passed. p TO 3.
The Manly tw0-cent bill vas then taken
from the table. and on motion OF NJ. Hub
bel Is further ConsiGsEati0n vas indefinite
ly postponed. yeas Is, nays IL
The House reached Senator Mu1ro's bill
or the establishment OF n state banking de-
partrent. % &c under ths supervision
Of commissioner OF bankIng in
special order this forenoon, and gave
IL a long and careful consideration and then
passed Il. Yeas. 53 nays. Z. Now II the
Governor approves Il. ss he surely viii. and
the people adopt Il at The election IN iSs5,
as they oaght. the banking business Of the
state viii be on q much safer system, both
- tacss snO conduct bsnks aud those VINO
pssrJnizs them
Instead Of reporting ths bill to approori-
are g. 700 tor toe wsl-r worfs and IRE pro-
lection st the Michigan S0Iaiers' Home. As
originally asked. the senate CJmmitte on
fiasncs today reported 4 substitute 20 sp-
Hrorriafe s. SEQ Tor the item originally
ASKED Tor, aud S10O for htting I'D one
OF the wings, of the bnidiDg for hospital
and for sensrsl Improvements and needed
charges. Thus the Hou@ - Lsely 10 get
much more than was a-xsl s0r.
Nov that senator Sharps General Stcu0-
grapher ciil has ccen strang Ell In he
h0uss tAe Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES
has report q ftvorsbiy on a dozen Or fftssn n
bills on the same subject. only Tor par
ficuiax Judicial districts. snd they nave al
been orce-et ahead to third reading with
out waiting for their printing They will
a. be passed. ard quite likely enc for each
of he disfrtc % tue safe.
The consideration Of the Bates liquor tau
bil on ihe order Of third reading Nss not
reached aatil o'ciocs tkis Afternoon. and
tf Ten. "a seversi Of the Senstors desired O.
leave on tire trains before Is could possibly
BE- con. ,ssiec. ifs Afrther consideration wss
VS. SCI Gown for June KS. ss IA q. m.
Aside from the passage Of the banking
BIZ. the House hss done very little TODAY
ef especial iuportsncs. yet the Turned Of
cons;dcraeie unimportsnr worx in commit
tee Of I've ~hoie. messages from the Senate
efC.
Both Hcusss adjourned AZ Eve this after.
uocn ever 10 go ne1t Monday evening
whieA means no work before Tuesday.
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